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rOWDERLY,s oFEENss
Those Alleged Circuinrs-So Truth In /,
sI.I- Hcport-iuRrchists E,T

Those Alleged Circulnrs-S0 Truth In lilo
Heport-Auarchists. TH.
DENVER, Col, May ll.-Grand Master
Workman Powderly was to-day shown
the telegram cent from Chicago on Nor.
day which stated that circulars had bee n
sent to all the prominent labor assomblits
Of California, Oregon, Colorado, Nebraska,
Illinois, Michigan and Miseouri by assen.
bly, No. 1888, OF Portland, Ofep., jenoune.
ing him for rejoicing at the result Of the
Chicago municipal elections, and demand.
ing that he be deposed from Office. MI.
poEdeEly t. stated that there was not word
Of truth In the report, and that the mere
iact OF its publication is sufficient indica-
ton Of ita untruthfulnees. II the Knjebts
have quarrels or any grievances against
othcers they do not rusa into print. They
have their Own courts, and any charges
against mo will be brought up in asaem.
bly, meeting in regular form. : -
The handful. of Anarchistain this coun.
try have been making all eorts Of moves
IN order to gain admission into tho
knights Of Labor, and this Ia tho cause OF
the dissatisfaction. Thus far they hayb
Jailed, and every few weeks they attempt
to spread over the country through the
newspapers the report Of some now dis.
satisfaction In the ranks OF our organiza-
ton" ! = - =.
NJ. Powdsrly leaves ior The cast TO-
night. ,T ,r'7117 ~ -
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Murdered and Robbed.

WooDvlLLE. TEX, May ll.-Tho body
Of Charles Earmer, lumber checker for the
Yellow Pine Lumber Company, was
found last Wednesday, in tho woods near
Colmeaneil, by colored' boy. There
were three bullet holes in his neck and
three in his head. There was no doubt of
a murder, and after three days investiga.
ton the testimony placed the crime on
r. A. Hill. Lynching was threatened,
and to eave himself Hill confessed that
he and James Albeit decoyed Earmer in
to the woods, shot him to death and then
robbed him. The only object was rob.
berry. Albeit is horse thief. Farmer
WAS Yirginian Of industry and thrift.
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THERE waB Il time when the INTELLlaEN.
GER might have become the personal
organ Of handsome Joe Miller, wildly
booming him for anything his heart might
yearn Tor. But not now. Since Mr.. Mil.
Ter became Commissioner Of Internal
Revenue and began ito consort with ma
bobs We fear he Is not tho jolly good iel.
low ho used to be. The INTELLlaENcEp
was a good deal on his side when he Yves
in the subornatorial race, in 1884, but time
and men have changed, and "the old
home amt what it used to was," sl,. q
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Hall-Ilornbrook,
~

eptcldl UlSpdlch 70 ne In1tllf1cHccT. W. -
New MARTtNsv1LLE, W. Va, May IL
This afternoon at 4:30 o'clock, in the pres.
ence OF large assemblage ol friends and
relatives, Miss Kate Hornbrook and s. B,
Hall, Esq, OF the Wetzsl county bar, were
married. Rev. Kinsey Hammond, Of the
Protestant Episcopal church, was the off.
ciatiug minister. The bride, daughter
Of Mr.. "The" Hornbrook, is q well.known
society lady, aud q graduate of the Wheel.
ing Female College. The groom is q
promising member Of the legal profession,
They left on the evening train for short
tour to Washington and Baltimore. The
bridal presents were numerous, elegant
and costly. s; .49GE'
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shnrp's Trial to Begin Monday.

NEw IoRK, May l1.-When Judge Van
Brunt took his seat in Oyer and Terminer
this morning there was no one present to
represent Jacob Sharp, and MI. MARITIME
telephoned for ex.Judge Fullerton, who
was soon in Court. 4
Vt am surprised that he is not here now"
said the District Attorney, Nor Ishall move
the trial Of Sharp to proceed on Monday"
After brief conference with ex.Judge
Fullerton 1t was agreed that the case be
adjourned until Friday, at which time Mr.
sharp's counsel will be expected to make
any motion they desire in the case. On
that day the jury will be drawn and MIR.
MARITIME says the trial will proceed posi-.
lively on Monday next. The Court was
then adjourned till Friday rext. 5l.
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Ono Hundred aud Fifty People Drowned.
6 San Francisco, May 1l.-rhe steamer
City Of Rio Janerio, which arrived from
China and Japan to-day, brings news Of a
terrible marine disaster in the strab set.
Elements. The steamer Denton, plying
between Singapore, Panang and Malacca
was run into about midnight March 20
by the steamer Fair OF Penang shortly
after leaving Malacca and sank within
half an hour. OF two hundred persons
aboard, only fifty thus far are known tn
have been saved. Most OF those lost are
natives. After the colliaion the Fair oi
Ponang continued on her way. The loss
to the vessel and cargo is 100000. sS, :
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NEWS IN BRIEF.

Governor Hill, OF New York, has vetoed
the constitutional convention bill.
The Supreme delegates OF the Catholic
Knights Of America are in session in Chi
cago. El4 e
Patrick McNulty committed suicide at
Kane, Pa, by lying on an oil tank aud in.
hallng the gas.
A sheet of tin, the first ever produced
in the United States, was manufactured
near youngstown, O., on Tuesday. Is
Very Rev. Edward Joos has been ap.
pointed administrator Of the diocese OF
Detroit, vice Bishop Borgess. resigned.
William Hartman was found dead near
Eaat Ringgold, Ohio, having been killed
by the bursting OF his gun while hunting.
Andrew Cook, Of Dayton, fell from q
scaHold while at work at Springfield, o.,
and sustained injuries which proved fatal.
Peter Dwyer, a reformed drunkard,
who has been working as IN evangelist,
is held in New York for abandoning his
wife. g.'5 ~! ~ Il; =. p
Thousands Of fish in the Ohio and
Mississippi Rsilroad Reservoir, at Milan,
Ind, are dying from some mysterious
disease.
John Bell, member Of the Canadian
Parliament for Addington, has been taken
to au insane asylum, suffering from soften.
ing Of the brain. a;si,5l
The clipper ships Seminole and Charmer
have started on their eight.thousand.milea
race from New York, around Cape Horn.
to San Francisco. gsts iss.5
Ajoint resolution proposing and amend.
ment to the constitution, providing 70,
woman suffrage, WAS defeated in the
Pennsylvania House Of Representatives
AT Iowa City party Of little boys acci.
dentally set tire to barn, and Kirk, the
fve-year.old son OF Herbert s, Fairal
editor Of the Daily Republican, was burned
! to death. Another boy was badly burned
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Hrenk In tn. Coke Strike.

plrrsnuRoH, May liza break in the
coke strike is probable. The Hungarians
arc Weakening and ahow a disposition to
return to work. at Leisenring 200 for.
elgness have offered to resume at the old
rate. At number OF other works they
nave mGde ove1tures to the Buperintend-
ents to 90 back provided they are guaran.
teed protection from violence. Five hun.
used coke strikers from the Hccla, United
and Mammoth works visited the Mutual
works near Greeusburg early this morning
and compelled the men who we're at work
70 quit aud 20 to their homes, = Z
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INVESTIGATION has developed the fact
that Brooklyn officials have been taking
brlbeH from gamblers. The only mitiga.
ton ol the otIense is that the bribes were
very largo. 1t is not always possible 10
prove these things, but they exist in othtr
citiea aud nobody tries to got at them.
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Ought to be Lacked I,,,

SAN FRASclsco, OAI., May 1.-THE
Bullesin's Murphy, California, special says:
News has just reached here that J. B.
Fruchier, an American citizen who left
here last October to visit France, was
seized on his arrival there, Imprisoned, do
MED counsel and forced to serve in the
French Army. He Is now In the Seventh
Regiment Of the line in the garrison Of
Oalias, Il S .s ID S'.r''ggI y l1'
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Maxwell Land t;r,ut CO.,

WASHINGTON, D. O., May 1.-THE Sec.
retary Of the Interior has transmitted to
the Attorney General a. letter OF acting
Commissioner stockslager recommending
that motion for reargument be filed II
the United States Supreme Court In The
Maxwell land grant case, with the REQUEST
that the recommendations Of the Actinu
Commissioner be carried out, It under.
stood that General B. F. Butler will be
employed in the case. - =
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Tho Accidental Shot Again,

Special Dlspdich TO the InteHlgtncu.
WASHINGTON, Pa, May ill.-To.night
at 8 o'clock Wilbur Anderson, aged IS,
while csreless!y handling 50 calibre re-
volver in front OF the foundry on College
street, accidentally shot Charley Ely, q
white boy Of 16. Death resulted almost
instantly. Immediately after the shooting
Anderson disappeared and his wheres-
bouts are unknown. U.5.s,, "
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New YoRK, May lit was rumored on
Wall Street to-day that the following ar.
ran2ement had been made to take the
Baltimore & Ohio stock under
the Garrett option, the Ives Stay
ner party VITO take $3,OOO,000,
Jay Gould S.0O0,0OO, Pullman and the
Adams Expresa party SG,000,000, other
parties smaller amounts. No contrma-
ton could be obtained, but the statement
caused a sharp Jump in the market, !
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HAYsEED beer is Maine invention.
The beverage is made Of hops, molassea
andy yeast. To the inexperienced eye this
looks like cross between lager beer and
Mediord rum. The cold water people oi
New England arc very ingenious and en-
terprising. ~
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ROME, May 1l.-Monsignor Rotelli, the
new Papal nuucioy ySAt Paris, has arrived
here. The Count de Morney, French
Ambassador, has rendered Monsignor
Rotelli the hospitality Of tho French En-
baasy in the name OF France. This has
pleased the Pope very much. His Holi.
meas expresses q belief that Monsisno,
Rotelli will succeed in settling the dis.
putes between France and the Vatican.
The Pope will send Monsignor Aglardi Ia
England to bear the Papal congratulations
to the Queen on the attainment Of hel
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Chicago Wina.

CHICAGO, May 1l.-Chicago won the
game with indianapolis to-day without
trouble. The visitors put Larry Corcoran,
the old White Stocking pitcher, in the
box, but he was badly pounded, and gave
IL bases on balls. This latter event, how
ever was mainly due to Heugle's mistakes.
his umpiring being atrocious. Score: :
Chicago, II; Indianapolis, 6, "I-1
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NV. Wllata Dnsa.

DETROIT, May l0.-Whila to-dsy's game
vas WELT at times brilliantly played, it
was so one sided aa to be almost mouoto.
nous. Bishop again oiliciated for the via.
itors and at times WAS badly "rattled." )"
Dstroits' only error was very excusable
one by Ddnlap. In fact Milier's wild
throw to second in the first inning was the
only rank errors Score: Detroit, IS;
Pittsburgh, 9. -,
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A SINGULAR CASE.
Georgia and Soutl, Carolina at War Over n
Criminal

Georgia and South Carolina at War Over n
Criminal. z
ATLANTA, GA, May 1l.-The case OF the
iorger Blackwood, which for time prom.
ised to be casus belH between GEORGIA
and South Carolina, has now assumed a
phase never before known to information.
al law.
The spectacle is presented Of State be.
coming litigant in one Of the over courts
Of sister Slate.
Blackwood, resident OF South Caroli-
ma, committed a forgery in Atlanta, Ga,
and hed to his home. He Was followed
by Officer Edward Stone, of the Augusta
police force, into whose hands the case
had been placed. Stone, accompanied
by John P. McNslly, an official of one ei
the Augusta banks, and the man who
cashed the forged checks, went over TO
Blackwood's house, and, arresting him;
brought him to Georgia. Stone and Nc.
Nally claim that Blackwood sgresd to
come to Georgia without waiting for re-.
quiaition papers, but Blsckwood's s friends
at once brought the matter before Cover.
nor Richardson. EGI,
The South Carolina newspapers set IN a
howl, charging Stone aud McNslly with
kidnapping. Governor Richardson re-
queated Governor Gordon to order Black
woods release, but az the Governor OF
Georgia had no power to take any such
step he refused to interfere. Then in.
dictments charging Stone and McNally
with kidnapping wore found in South Csr-
olina, and reputation was made upon
the Governor Of Georgia for their extra.
dition.
It happened that st the same time there
were pending in Georgia courts criminal
proceedings against both Sttne and Nc.
Nally, and under the Georgia code the
executive warrants for their extraditiop
must be suspended until the ceses in
the Georgia courts were tried and tho
|sentences, if any, OF those courts fully
satisfied.
The next step in the proceedings ia a
suit for a writ Of habeas corpus brought
by Blackwood for his release. In this suit
the State Of South Carolina is q party, and
through her Governor and Attorney Gan
eral urged Blackwood's q rolease, asking that
the Judge Of the Supreme Court OF Rich.
mond county, Georgia, whero tho suit was
brought, "take notice Of the fact that the
State Of South Carolina complains that her
sovereign rights have been violated by the
alleged kidnapping Of Blackwood, and
submits that a proper regard for these
rights under the comfy between the States
should require the release Of said Black
wood" R@ m .a -Tl., \,
South Carolina thus submits the whole
question as to whether the man Black.
wood was kidnapped or not to the Rich.
mond Supreme Court in this Stale. The
proceedings iare being watched with the
greatest interest. -S
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New York WING.

New YoRE, May 1.-THE New Yorka
and Washingtons played their third game
to-day, and although the visitors rallied
'piuckily toward the close the New Yorke
won. George pitched his first champion.
ship game and did quite well. He sleo
did brilliant work at the bat. Score
New York, 0; Washington, s. 1--'
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II ia to be hoped thar a mistake has
been made in the arrest OF Baker for the
hideous double murder in Hancock coun.
ty. There is, however, a strong enough
case OF suspicion to warrant the arrest.
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A SHIP load Of old rails has arrived from
Bombay, and there ia more to follow.
This is the frat shipment Of the kind from
India. 1t ia long haul to be profitable.
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M.. Powdsrly lesves ior The cast To-
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Ferguson Too Much.

BosroS, May ferguson again proved
too much for Bostons players to-day, and
the Philadelphias thus won another game
by score Of 8 to4. -
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The Tory Government couldn't do a
better stroke-for Ireland-than to i'm
prison the Iriah leaders. If it could only
bring itseli to include Mr.. Gladstone,
what picnic there would be! 4.
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JAKE SHARP III about to have a chance
10 learn whether he is guilty Of bribing
Aldermen. He can't decide the point
until be hears the evidence.
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SPEAKING OF Presidential timber, there
is Roessr, who has recently emblazoned
himseli on the roll Of fame as the hero Of
the Shenandoah Valley.
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MILWAUKEE water is pronounced unfit
to drink. What's tho odds7 Nobody
tiere di!utes his rich blood with water.
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MR. RANpALL,s health is improving, but
not bis chances for going to the National
Convention with Pennsylvania in his
trousers pocket. & Z
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Got Their Revenge.

CLEVELAND, May 11.-Brooklyn WAS re-
venged to-day for the defeat Cleveland
gave her yesterday. The game wss one
sided and tedious and lacked interesting
features. Score: Cleveland, I; Brook:
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Special Dapatca to the inl<tiioe,esr.

special Oppdtch 10 thk lnt<Ht0alctr. ~ s
srRusESviLLR, O., May 1.-THE steu-
benyille-z,nesyille game to.day was inter.
esing up to the eighth inning, when
through errors Of the home team Zanes.
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WHILE We are improving our streets 1t
must not be forgotten that 1t will not do TO
pu. .all the monsy on the surface. Agood
sewage system is even more important.
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Batteries-Clarke and Ohristman, Irwin
and Larell. Base hita-sandusky, is:
Akron, II. Errora-sandusky, s; Akron,
9. Base on balls-of Clarke, ! or Irwin,
l. Umpire-Simmons. ~ ~ -
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wHgELlNG. mi l1.IrIA- lei coirI1rs In N IN ! .

Earned @ runs, Wheeling. Two base hits, Gro.
Smith, Dunn and speidel; Nichol and WestlaIe.' D.
Bases on balls, by Smith 4, by Ncihou ]. Passed
balls. Bailey ., Roman 2. Mid pitches, NeihoT l.
Time ol game, l:55 Umpire, O'Brier, = =
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TnR Presiuent had 30 much tun over the
kentucky resolutions that he is in danger
Of growing too fat for his last summers
cotheg. -.-L-
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0SE ol the stranyest things in connec-
,ion with the Cleveland Administration is,
that MIR. Garland's flag is still there.
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WnEELiNd's ball playsrg are doing well.
Il.hey keep 1t up they will be near enough
10 the pennant to see 1t Autter.
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/. Colsato's Toilet Soaps,

Exquiaitely periumed, absolutely pure,
popular everywhere. Cashmere Bouquet
unsurpassed. xaTH !
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berland, and my attachment arises from
the fact that wa were always faithful to
each other. We had our ups and downs !;
We had our reveraes, our eucceRaep, and in
all these events l was there. There was
nobody I have known or heard OF who
was not willing to help his ncishbor,"
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II Canada has any bait to sell, lot her
keep It on leo. We'll be along presently,
and will issue vouchers for 1t.
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Kalamazoo Keeps tho Load.

Special Dispdtch to the Tnttllt0encer,
KALAMAZOO, Mlcu., May 11.-Kalams.
ZOO won again this afternoon after hard
contest. The visitors Lost through the
third baseman's error. Both teams leave
for Ohio tonight. Score:
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Gle atttelliiqetttx1:.
oalssl Nos. so and VI Fourteenth, street.

PERSONS tcdsl'o The city for the season, and sum.
~, iu,ytus, Gun hdse ne DAILY IarElLi0EHcEK
,olLai 10 tf1, postpaid, for 90 et,sts ptr month, he
oLlrs, bstag changed as often a. dssirtd, ..
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A ll1rLE weather again, and the palm
leaf ian Is ripening rapidly. w
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Canon WILDggroRcE is to be the guest
in Philadelphia OF MIR. George w. Ohilds,
who hss a way OF capturing big gums.
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Batteries-Dillon, Harrison and Wat.
son; Delahanty and England. Umpire
Bell. Base hits-Kslamazoo, ls; Mans.
adsl4, H. Errors-Kalamazoo, z; Mans.
fold, g.. =,
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OLIVE LOGAN is going to Europe to die.
Some very good people have died In Eu.
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Vile scored eight runs. Following Ia the

Base hit-Steubenvilte, 6; Zsnesyilte,
IS. Errors--Steubenyille, Z; Zanesville,
0. Batteries-Oleveland and Davis; Lem.
mon8 and Marshall. 5J7'. 80
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TIE suicide mill Is on the double turn.
TdEs:ls The season for that industry.
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! Sandusky's Firat Victory.
,wingi Ia the score:

sAsDusxY, May l1.-sandusky won her
flrasgam to-day, defeating Akron. Fol.
lowing Ia the score:
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Russia is after "sam'l Of Posen."
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My vile WAS cured Of sciatica by st..
Jacobs Oa.-J. Aues, Fairmont, Neb,
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Ohio LanrIin

Ohio League. u..E
Following is the corrected tablo chow.
Ing tho standing Of the Ohio League clubs
up to and including yesterdays games:
Skaffaren. (St. Paul, Minn. ;) 1885-1895, 1887-06-29

Unadn beIdtenhet raider med John
G. Nelson's Parkers Prairie utnam-
ming till Receiver for offentliga medel
i Fergus Falls. Nelson ar svensk till
borden och sedan fyra ar tillbaka
medlem af legislaturen.
COhdtO har skattat sig en- nv f1agea
for AIDE juli-festligheterna och for-
hoppningar gifva vid handen att den
kommer att svaja 0fver en- st0rre folk
samling an som nagonsin varit for
samlad denna h0gtidsdag derstades.
Sangk0ren sv. ev. luth. kyrkan har-
stades sages vara jemforlig med hvil-
ken kyrkok0r som helst staten.
Lt1lotEOntOren. Tvenne f0rsfn-
dringar hafva skett under de narma-i
ste dagarne bland embetspersonalen
vid For. Stat. iandkontor Redwood
Falls och Fergus Falls, Diet 'regi-
ster" Christensen det fora och ssre-
ceivern" Aune det sednare afsattes
pa grund af f0rsumlighet af sina en-
betsg0romal. Till Aunes eftertradare
har j. &. Nelson Parkers Prairie (f0r-
ut ansedd sasom republikanare) blif-
Wit utsedd. Hon. M. Doran hade In
lagt slit f0rord for honom.